27 Comments Posted by Cortney

What makes one think those chairs are worth money? Just curious. Don't look like Eames to me ;)

I have the same cabinets, sink & faucet in my kitchen, but it's a single :)

I have always had the biggest crush on subway tile <3

Sweet!

Probably had to re-tile once they added additional plumbing, hence the tiles behind the wall. You definitely get a sense of the time period that a structure was abandoned from a photo like this one.

This perspective is too cool!

I like the idea of the soothing pastel colors of surgical rooms back in the day, as opposed to the antiseptic white used today.

These alcoves are exactly the details I am usually looking for, and excited to find! Very cool!

Well said again DME....some of my friends apartments still have old sinks with separates for hot & cold. Nothing unusual there! :)

It's been 2 years, and I'm wondering if you can tell me which gallery has the 19th century crematorium (provided it's been added since then)?? I have an affinity for structures from the 1800's.

If this were my site, I would deliberately delete all of the stupid, nonsensical comments...this is an exploration into history and though entertaining on some levels, not a laughing matter overall :)

Well said DME!

gorgeous shot!

Very cool to hear from people that have firsthand experience working here, or with people that lived here. You must have some fascinating stories to tell!

I am not surprised to hear these doors were stolen...but it's sad.